This author wrote about children who "hop-scotch and jump-rope" next to a "queer old balloon man" who "whistles far and wee" in his poem "In Just." In one poem, this author reveals that "the deepest secret nobody knows" is that "I carry your heart with me." He concludes "how do you like your blueeyed boy Mister Death" in his poem "Buffalo Bill's." He used a place "with up so floating many bells down" as the setting for "anyone lived in a pretty how town." For 10 points, name this American poet known for his unorthodox capitalization.
This author wrote about children who "hop-scotch and jump-rope" next to a "queer old balloon man" who "whistles far and wee" in his poem "In Just." In one poem, this author reveals that "the deepest secret nobody knows" is that "I carry your heart with me." He concludes "how do you like your blueeyed boy Mister Death" in his poem "Buffalo Bill's." He used a place "with up so floating many bells down" as the setting for "anyone lived in a pretty how town." For 10 points, name this American poet known for his unorthodox capitalization.
This author wrote about children who "hop-scotch and jump-rope" next to a "queer old balloon man" who "whistles far and wee" in his poem "In Just."
e.e. {cummings} [or {Edward Estlin Cummings}]